Former Vice President Joe Biden took most of the hits during the second Democratic primary debate, facing attacks from nearly every other candidate onstage.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) pleaded with her fellow Democratic candidates and the CNN hosts to stay focused on the broad strokes of the health care debate: Democrats want to expand it, while the GOP wants to take it away.

But nobody wanted to pay attention.

The United States is experiencing a steady rise in hate crimes going into the 2020 presidential election, according to a new report on extremism and violence in the U.S.

President Donald Trump’s pick for director of national intelligence may be lacking a little-noticed but crucial qualification for the job: intelligence experience.

Colony Capital chairman and head of the President’s inaugural committee Tom Barrack pushed to allow U.S. companies to export nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia at the same time he was advising the White House on selecting personnel who would handle Middle East policy, according to a new report issued by the House Oversight Committee.

Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-TX) has been tapped to become the next director of national intelligence (DNI), a job tasked with overseeing the intelligence community and preparing the President’s daily intelligence brief.

But Ratcliffe will bring something new to the job: a long history of alleging political interference at the Justice Department and goading on investigations of those probing President Trump as one of the commander-in-chief’s top attack dogs in Congress.

Colony Capital chair and longtime President Trump associate Tom Barrack seems to be facing strong headwinds amid an ongoing federal investigation and trouble at his massive real estate business.

House Democrats are investigating whether to impeach President Trump, according to a Friday petition for a D.C. federal judge to release grand jury information from the investigation of former special counsel Robert Mueller.

This story has been updated. 

It’s even hard to pin down his name. 

The House of Representatives will file a petition to access the grand jury materials collected during the investigation of special counsel Robert Mueller, House Judiciary Committee chair Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) announced on Friday.